MOSCHINO!!

Milan Fashion Week, well darling did you see Charlotte Free, skate down the Moschino catwalk, yes I'm sure you did. I want to give my full opinion...it's nice, but personally its a lovely concept and Jeremy Scott clearly had fun...but I'm not a massive fan of "kitsch cool", or whatever it is.

Yes, Barbie girls in a Barbie World is exactly what Moschino is offering...and sweet Lord isn't it all very playful and cute. All in all, well done to Scott for having fun but My Gawd...what a nightmare the McDonalds was enough, somebody is trying to give me a heart attack. 

Debs 

LFW : CAN ONES ATTIRE BE FIYAH?

For Fashion Week, I wanted to make a statement something that would like cool in the afternoon when I attended shows and something that would turn heads in the evening. I've had the pink wig for ages, but I just wanted a little change it was well received. 

The socks, well to be fair I couldn't find the light blue other pair so I thought why not eh? After all fashion is what you make it, the lace leotard is from AmericanApparel...it is quite form fitting but lovely nevertheless. The loafers are from Topshop, they are lush in every way..I'm not a big fan of patent footwear but My God are this pair lush!  

Debs 

EDELINE LEE

On Sunday, I had the pleasure of attending designer, Edeline Lee SS15 presentation. Placed in a marquee just outside Somerset house, the marquee was on the River Terrace off Somerset House. Edeline, revealed her new collection from feminine tailored shapes accompanied memorable and feminine flattering colors. The pieces reflect rules and principles one would find in architecture, structured tailoring is a key feature and trait of Edeline Lee's collections. 

Such as, baby blues, blushing pinks and harsh yellows, the shapes and outline of the pieces combined modern tailoring e.g clean cut lines and eye catching details. The presentation encased one or two models in colour themed boxes, which reflected their clothing. 

Inspiration for Edeline, derives from the process of restoring and decorating her Victorian House in East London. "I discovered that the construction in building is not all that different from construction in clothing." This quote from Edeline, really did allow her pieces to have a certain quality to them we hadn't seen in a while from fashion. 

Debs

NYFW : The Row SS15

I'm not a massive fan of New York fashion week, I glance over their lookbooks just to see whats going on but meh. Anyway that's changed for me, The Row has swayed me look at each piece and tell me there isn't one that tickles your fancy! 

Debs 

Art Movements.

I was an ArtHistory student, and hands down it was the best 2 years of my life. I love art, I love the variety, the power of mediums  and the communication it possess. I think the above collection of art movements shows the groundbreaking moments in art, obviously this trickled into the mundane life inspiring all things.
With London Fashion Week, right around the corner I am expecting to see segments of Art, movements like Burberry did with Russian constructivism, because a fusion between art and fashion is always a delight.

Debs 

The Sound of COS.

The Sound of COS from cosstores on Vimeo.

I don't think I've seen anything so slick, riveting and beautiful, this is certainly a lovely way to cement the bridges between art and fashion. Dutch artists, Lernert Engelberts and Sander Plug have flawlessly given us a behind-the-curtain insight into the sleekness of fashion film. While doing so,  they have still managed to preserve an air and flair of coolness and chicness...and I love it so.

Debs. 

LIQUID METAL SLIDES

I have a pair of White Nike Benassi Solarsoft, known commonly as "slides", they are lush and my favourite pair of footwear at the minute. With socks and without, cobbled streets of Soho to the hustle and bustle of Oxford Street, the silver pair are very attractive to me..I cannot wait to get my hands on a pair. 

Respectfully, 

Debs. 

YELLOW.

  

Respectfully, 

Debs Crosswire

LCM : Thomas Pink AW14

I had the divine pleasure of attending the Thomas Pink AW14 presentation, the display of the clothes, flawless and quirky models were amazing. With the flawless presentation came nostalgic 80s and 90s rock and pop hits which the audience and even had some of the models jiving and moving!!

An industrial construction with wooden panels was displayed in a room with models, looking and dressed ever so dapper stood posing for the audience. I loved every second of it, the clothing was faultless, and the selection of models was a great choice, from young men to bearded older guys (stunning!). Every so half hour the models swapped, the collection was beautiful, the vibrant colors, elegant and stylist tailoring which made my heart completely melt.

Debs. 

LCM : Burberry Prorsum AW14

 Christopher Bailey....a man of mastermind qualities. The Burberry AW14 show made me whimper, smile, obviously the show was just incredible it was more than just a show but a display of tailoring brilliance. Luxuriantly designed and baroque tainted, conjoined with some slight accents of  Russian Constructivism is what Burberry gave us....






 The accessories of bags and the silk throw-overs made all weep like new born babies, I loved the attentive intricacy paid to tapestry which was applied to each bag. I obviously want one now, they are literally lush moving carpets and certainly harks to the typical husky Autumn/Winter vibe. The model selection I must add just for visual aesthetic appeal was perfect, a personal favorite was model, Sang Woo.

Images Courtesy of  http://www.selectism.com/

Deb.  

OOTD: Yellow and Pink..

As you can see I've ventured for an unusual option of color palette, yellow and pink. It is quite odd but felt slyly right, the yellow is popping and the pink feel luxurious, nevertheless it does turn heads whether you find it hideous or daringly decadent. The full outfit consisted of floor length fur, black polo, pink corduroy trousers, tartan scarf and yellow new balances, I wore this outfit to London Collections Men. 

Debs.